The dataset is provided by Brasil.IO which retrieves the daily information about COVID-19 cases from all 27 Brazilian State Health Offices, assembles and makes them publicly available. The data is daily updated and reported on the Twitter account.
Use the name of the table to the function download_brasilio_table, as caso, caso_full, obito_cartorio:
download_brasilio_table <- function(dataset = "covid19", table_name){
url <- sprintf(
"https://data.brasil.io/dataset/%s/%s.csv.gz", dataset, table_name
)
tmp <- tempfile()
download.file(url, tmp)
response <- read.csv(gzfile(tmp), encoding = "UTF-8")
unlink(tmp)
return(response)
}Currently, Brazil has a total of 11,290,799 confirmed cases at 12 Mar, 2021. The daily maximum incidence was 89,769 confirmed cases at 07 Jan, 2021. Here follows the Figure showing the confirmed case incidence as the bars, and the line as the moving average of the last 7 days.
Currently, Brazil has a total of 273,251 deaths at 12 Mar, 2021. The daily maximum deaths incidence was 2,381 deaths at 10 Mar, 2021. Here follows the Figure showing the deaths incidence as the bars, and the line as the moving average of the last 7 days.
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Last update: 12 Mar 2021, 20:47 (UTC).